Nokia 5.3 Android One Smartphone with Quad Camera, 6 GB RAM and 64 GB Storage - Cyan

I have nokia 7.2,i dont have this phone,,,but still i love it.....because i am a nokia lover..... 😊

Price is too high for this specifications. 11000-12000 is the perfect price. Other than everything is fine

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Nokia 5.3 Cyan 4GB/64GBThings I like:* Big Display which is well lit* Light weight* Beautiful back gradient design with pattern* Pure android (Android One) with out of box Android 10 and August Security Update (after updating)* Camera is above average* 2 Major android upgrades (Android 11 & 12)* USB-C & Headphone jack* WHITE NOTIFICATION LED in POWER BUTTON ITSELF* No bloatwares except Google apps* Flip to disconnect call and pickup to silent call gesturesThings I didn't liked:* Camera performance in low light* Screen ratio (bit longer)* Display resolution (720p+ or HD+)* Device battery and processor (comparing to others in 14k price range)In the box:* Mobile Phone, charger (5V 2A), USB Type C cable, earphones with mic, sim ejector tool and documents.Conclusion:It is a relief and life saver amidst the No China campaign. Strictly speaking, you will be more than happy with the performance of this phone if you are average user (not a heavy mobile gamer).This phone is great for daily use and Nokia could have added few extra features. Overall this is a beautiful phone for this price range and one shouldn't expect too much.Go for it, you'll be happy.Note: Charger is "Made in China"

Stock Android - Clean OS without any bloatware, 2 Years of promised Android OS & Security Updates, Elegant Design which is super cool compared with Nokia 7.2, Very Smooth and Sturdy in holding the handset & On a Final Verdict - Awesome Deal for Android One Lovers 😊.Promised one day delivery by Appario 😊.

Some people think that this phone maybe overpriced. But I have to say it is one of the best phone of this price. I buy this phone for moderate use, not for gaming. The camera of this phone is really & the audio quality & battary perfect & in-hand fill are great. Nokia is not like other chiniese brands who have a lote of privacy issue . It give you a stock Android with zero bloatware, that give you a good experience for use. Nokia give 3 years security update & 2 years android update.

Since most of you would already know about the kinda average specs. Here are my impressions of using the phone:> Built feels good, the plastic back panel doesn't feel cheap at all and the buttons are very tactile. The notification light is placed on the power button, which is hard to notice. The back panel has a fine texture, but it doesn't feel or give any extra grip, but the curved edges help in holding the phone better.> Display resolution is not right for the price and screen size. It's 720p+ on a massive 6.5inch screen. There is no outright pixelation, but if you have seen 1080p screens before you would notice that the text and icons are not sharp enough. If you used a 720p phone before then this display would be okayish. Other than that the 20:9 ratio makes the display quite tall. Brightness is decent.> Stock Android experience: Probably the main selling point of Nokia would be the clean Android OS it offers. There are no additional apps installed in the phone, except for some basic Google apps. Even you can choose not to install some Google apps like Duo, Google News, Google Play Music etc during the setup.Some may not like this as most other brands pre-install some social media and utility apps like voice recorders.The phone is upto date with security patches till August 2020 on 5 Sept 2020, which is nice. The optimizations are good and regular apps like social media, browsing and video playback work fine. I don't game, so idea about that.There is 2 year software update guaranteed as a part of the Android One programme.> Battery life: It's excellent, phone is well optimized for battery life. In my two days of use with 4G data on always, the battery lasted very well. I got 2.5 to 3 hrs screen-on-time for every 25% of the battery on regular use. But no inclusion of fast-charging is quite disappointing.> Cameras: Haven't tested much, but GCam seems to work better as seen from some reviews. Will update this later.> Confused hardware: There is NFC (probably because the phone was for European markets) but no information on a Gyro sensor. Though there is a compass, which some say is not available.Other than that you get a clear case and headphones in the box, like most other Nokia phones.Overall, if you want to buy a stock android based phone or cannot wait for flash sales, then the Nokia 5.3 is good.

Really love the design and build quality of Nokia products.Nokia 5.3 is a beautiful Android one device, hence zero bloatware. Great Camera, Big screen, Smooth performance, Solid build quality. What more can one ask for.